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San Antonio Catholic University of Murcia (UCAM) inaugurated this morning the Second Road Safety Day under the theme "Current situation and plans of action '.

In the opening ceremony have spoken secretary general of the Delegation of the Government, José Gabriel Ruiz, the bishop of Albacete and president of the Episcopal Commission for the Pastoral Care of the Road, Bishop Ciriaco Benavente, the Dean of Civil Engineering Degree from the UCAM Pedro de los Santos, and the Vice Chancellor of the University Religious Affairs, José Alberto Canovas.

The secretary general of the Government Commission, José Gabriel Ruiz has said that in recent years has greatly improved road safety, "and that was the result of a commitment from all, of the Public Administrations that have chosen all to promote the responsible driving, but also by improving the road network, and of course, the public awareness about the need for responsible behavior on the road ", has qualified.

Meanwhile, the Dean of Civil Engineering Degree from the UCAM, he asserted that this day "we intend to make a consciousness raising of the great claims which are in our country, and the stigma involved," has also added as another objective of the symposium, in more technical, that of seeking solutions to try to improve.

The Bishop of Albacete has been responsible for delivering the keynote address during which he lectured on the Church's commitment to road safety.

They have also participated in the conference the head of the Demarcation of State Highways, Angel Luis Garcia, who has focused his presentation on road safety preventive measures, the Deputy Director General of the Spanish Road Association, Elena de la Peña, who has lectured on the role of the road to improve road safety and the Chief of Planning Traffic Department of the Ministry of Interior, Harness Albano, who has addressed the issue of using intelligent transport systems to improve road safety and traffic management.

Source: UCAM